Exposure Instead of Avoidance

They call this a new treatment, but it's certainly not new. It is risky and I hope it goes without saying that it should only ever be done under the guidance of a medical professional-- and even then, with extreme care.

I am intrigued by this, especially because my son's reactions are minimal and he could probably tolerate a moderate amount to begin with, but I'm not up for this type of experiment.

http://www.parents.com/videos/v/68328152/kids-fight-food-allergies-one-bite-at-a-time.htm?psrc=pmmfoodallergiesviddt_mbo